Baltimore
Armada Hoffler To Construct a 20-Story, Mixed-Use Tower in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor
In a couple of years, Baltimore’s waterfront will be home to a new, mixed-use tower. After a two-year pre-development effort, Harbor Point developer Beatty Development Group, LLC has selected Armada Hoffler Construction Company, a division of Virginia Beach-based Armada Hoffler Properties, for the construction of the tower. The construction contract is worth $165 million.
Greater Baltimore Multi-Housing Developments Receive Funding
Two Greater Baltimore residential projects have secured financing last week, and are both now one step closer to completion. Located in downtown Baltimore and in Odenton, the two projects total more than 420 units.
Developers Plan 700 New Apartments in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor
More apartments are coming to Baltimore. The two newest projects were announced at the start of April. Together, they will bring about 700 units to the city’s Inner Harbor area.
KEYW Leases Space in a New Building to Be Developed by COPT in Hanover
At the end of 2013, the Baltimore Sun named the KEYW Corporation one of Baltimore’s Top 100 Workplaces. Since then, the cyber security services provider has continued to grow and, recently, has announced its plans to expand.
Rubell Hotels Reopens Historic Lord Baltimore Hotel, Following Multi-million Dollar Restoration
The Lord Baltimore Hotel officially reopened on Thursday, March 27, following a restoration project that brought the old building back to life. Baltimore City Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Baltimore City Councilman William Cole and other dignitaries attended the ribbon cutting ceremony.
Baltimore’s 1901 South Charles Wins USGBC Wintergreen Award
Owings Mills-based Chesapeake Realty Partners has seen its efforts to create an environmentally friendly building recognized. The 1901 South Charles apartments, one of Chesapeake’s newest apartment communities, has been awarded the United States Green Building Council Maryland 2013 Wintergreen Award for Excellence in Green Building.
Woody Harrelson Buys Baltimore’s Inn at the Black Olive
Woody Harrelson – Emmy Award winner and Oscar nominee. You may know him for his work in ”Cheers”, ”White Men Can’t Jump”, ”Natural Born Killers”, ”The People vs. Larry Flynt”, ”No Country for Old Men”, ”Now You See Me” or ”The Hunger Games”. You may also know him as an environmental and anti-war activist, as PETA’s Sexiest Vegetarian in 2012, or as a supporter concerning the legalization of marijuana in the United States. What you may not know about this famous Hollywood actor is that he is now the owner of a Baltimore hotel.
Office Tower In Baltimore’s CBD Is Now For Sale
A Baltimore skyscraper located right in the heart of the city’s Central Business District is looking for new owners. The 22-story building at 2 Hopkins Plaza is up for sale. Transwestern is marketing the Class B office tower together with the 3-story pavilion building at 10 Hopkins Plaza.
Greenberg Gibbons and Vanguard to Finally Break Ground This Year on $140M Foundry Row Project in Owings Mills
In 2012, Greenberg Gibbons and Vanguard Commercial Property Development announced their plans to start work on the $140 million Foundry Row development in Owings Mills. They immediately encountered opposition from neighboring developers, also working on important projects in the area. And, after years of fighting, they finally won.
Donaldson Group-Angelo, Gordon JV Buys M-F Complex in DC’s Maryland Burbs for $110M
The Donaldson Group and Angelo, Gordon & Co. have acquired Cider Mill Apartments, an 864-unit garden-style apartment community in Montgomery Village, Md.